to spying for Cuba for nearly 30 years. Things began to unravel for Myers on his 72nd birthday, when an undercover FBI source approached him outside a SAIS building, gifted him a Cuban cigar, and said he was passing along greetings from a Cuban intelligence officer. A series of meetings in hotel lobbies followed, during which the couple discussed tradecraft with the undercover agent and admitted to spying for Cuba.
When I read about Cherkasov, I feared the freewheeling environment of SAIS would be lost. A professor who had Cherkasov in class and wrote a recommendation for him
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